Cruise Malta

Find out here why Malta cruises are on the increase …

Thinking of visiting Malta on a cruise ship?

Our Cruise Malta page provides valuable information on the Grand Harbour, how to best spend your time in Malta and more.

Over recent years, Malta has become increasingly popular with cruise passengers.

Valletta, which is the capital of Malta, is the port of call for all Malta cruises and is one of the most visited ports in Europe.

Valletta in fact, sees thousands upon thousands of cruise passengers every year.

Cruises to Malta are not as expensive as you might think. In fact, many say that if you do your research right and know how to get the best cruise packages, you can often find some really incredible Malta cruise deals!

Port of Valletta Malta Cruise: The magnificent Grand Harbour

Many cruise passengers comment that just the cruise ship’s entry into Valletta’s Grand Harbour alone, makes a cruise to Malta worthwhile!

Often the captain of the cruise ship himself will urge his passengers to get themselves on deck so as not to miss this breathtaking sight!

The harbour is indeed a favourite with cruise ship captains as well and they often comment that it is one of their favourite harbours too!

So prepare yourself for breathtaking views of forts, fortifications and historical cities ...

Cruise Malta Arrival: The panic starts!

You’ve arrived in Malta and you’re ready to disembark. For some this is were the panic starts! Wait … but isn’t a cruise supposed to be relaxing? Don’t worry, it is :)

But for some cruise passengers, Malta’s cruise stop is not initially something that they give too much importance to.

This is mainly because when compared to other Mediterranean cruise stops, Malta is perhaps kept a bit on the low profile side. Cruise passengers often admit that at first, they were more looking forward to their stop in Greece or Rome for example.

However, when they start doing a little bit of research on the countries that they’ll be visiting, they soon realize that Malta has a LOT to offer to the visitor even if it’s jam-packed into 316sq km!

For some, just the sight of the harbour and the spectacular Valletta fortifications alone, is enough to immediately make them wish they could stay longer to explore this enchanting baroque city.

Cruise Malta: Things to see and do ...

If on the other hand you’re staying in Malta for a couple of days as part of a cruise and stay experience, then we suggest you browse our website for ideas on Things to do in Malta and advice on the top Malta Beaches and main Attractions in Malta.

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